Cover Letter, DA Form 1, Plans, Owners Consent, Coastal Environment Assessment · OPW21/0049

Noosa Spit Coastal Protection Environmental Assessment                                                                                                            B-14
State Codes


 Performance outcomes                                    Acceptable outcomes                                 Code compliance
 PO4 The spatial extent of disturbance to marine         For work associated with private development        Complies – whilst the initial capital dredging does require
 plants is                                               that is a                                           some marine plant disturbance, it will assist in preventing
 minimised.                                              jetty, pontoon or boat ramp only:                   future loss of marine plants due to erosion.
 Note: For more information, refer to relevant fish      AO4.1 Only one structure adjoins the property.
 habitat management operational policies and fish        Note: A structure includes boat ramps, jetties      Dunal vegetation will be protected from disturbance by
 habitat guidelines:                                     and pontoons                                        marking ‘no-go zones’ where nourishment will not occur.
 1. Management and protection of marine plants           AND
 and other tidal fish habitats (FHMOP 001),              AO4.2 The extent of marine plants removed,
 Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries,         damaged
 2007                                                    or destroyed does not exceed 2 metres along the
 2. Tidal fish habitats, erosion control and beach       waterway frontage (width).
 replenishment (FHMOP 010), Department of                AND
 Primary Industries and Fisheries, 2007                  AO4.3 The long-term use and and operability of
 3. Dredging, extraction and spoil disposal              the
 activities (FHMOP 004), Department of Primary           development will not result in ongoing adverse
 Industries, 1998                                        impacts or
 4. Departmental procedures for permit                   new adverse impacts or additional development.
 applications assessment and approvals for               For
 insect pest control in wetlands (FHMOP 003),            example, a proposed jetty will not result in the
 Department of Primary Industries, 1996                  need to future.
 5. Fisheries guidelines for fish-friendly structures    AND one of the following acceptable outcomes
 (FHG 006), Department of Primary Industries             apply
 and Fisheries, 2006.                                    AO4.4 The extent of marine plant removal,
                                                         damage or
                                                         destruction for a jetty or pontoon development
                                                         has a
                                                         maximum:
                                                         1. area of 30 square metres; and
                                                         2. width of 2 metres along the shoreline (highest
                                                         astronomical tide); and
                                                         3. length of 15 metres from highest astronomical
                                                         tide
                                                         (measured perpendicular to the shore).
                                                         OR
                                                         AO4.5 The boat ramp development has a
                                                         maximum
                                                         development footprint of 45 square metres.



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